First National Bank of Antigo v. Larsen

The appellant testified that at the time the first loan of $100 was made he told the cashier of the plaintiff bank not to loan any more money to the firm unless he was present and authorized it. The question is what effect, if any, did such notification have upon the rights of the parties. Independent of such notice the appellant would be liable beyond doubt. I regard the notice as being equivalent to a statement by the appellant that, if loans were made in the future without his consent, he would not be liable therefor. This much I think is fairly' impliable from the language used, and the…